Ángeles Nieto, 90, looks happy after having participated, in the residence where he has lived for more than four months, in a therapy with dogs aimed at mitigating unwanted loneliness and promoting the emotional well-being, communication and social participation of the elderly. "The elderly need activities because we are locked up for a long time," he concludes.
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Ángeles Nieto, 90, looks happy after having participated, in the residence where he has lived for more than four months, in a therapy with dogs aimed at mitigating unwanted loneliness and promoting the emotional well-being, communication and social participation of the elderly. "The elderly need activities because we are locked up for a long time," he concludes.